Biancaneve (Live Action), Walt Disney Pictures Opzioni

[Daydreamer]

Al tempo però la presenza sui social era decisamente agli antipodi rispetto ad oggi. La pubblicità era veicolata in primis dalla stampa tradizionale e media tradizionali.

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Ragazzi, tenete conto che tempo fa la presenza sui social era inferiore.
Dobbiamo però dire che la Watson era presente durante la lavorazione della Bella e la Bestia e qualcosa pubblicava sui suoi profili Twitter e Facebook/Instagram al tempo della lavorazione... la James così come la Fanning e la Scott non pubblicavano nulla (la Fanning per Maleficent 2 annunciò l'inizio e la fine delle riprese ma nel corso della lavorazione non aggiornava mai il profilo instagram, la James e la Scott erano del tutto assenti durante le lavorazioni di Cenerentola e Aladdin).
La Zegler però pare aver apprezzato molto lavorare al film


Rachel Zegler, Dujonna Gift e Nadia Stacey nel countdown per il 2023 in cui hanno ricordato le cose che hanno amato di più del 2022, hanno riportato alcune immagini nelle loro storie su Instagram che fanno riferimento alla lavorazione di Biancaneve:

Dujonna:




Nadia Stacey (hair stylist per il film):






Rachel Zegler:

qui ricorda il taglio dei capelli per la lavorazione del film:




qui la foto con Dujonna:




qui la foto del dietro le quinte (Rachel al trucco/parrucco), la foresta dove sono girati gli esterni del film, la fotocamera/cinepresa con il logo della mano e la mela:




lavorazione tecnica per il film (sinceramente non sappiamo a cosa serva la macchina ma è legato alla lavorazione del film, forse per riprodurre le sequenze?):

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Ecco qua una nuova conferma che a Rachel Zegler piace il personaggio di Biancaneve:

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Dalle Storie di Instagram di Skyler Shuler:

[Hiroe]

...
Allora non è solo una nostra impressione che il marketing Disney si svegli due settimane prima dell'uscita...!!

[veu]

Sì Hiroe, soprattutto su questo film e su Peter Pan troviamo che la promozione sia davvero pessima... anche perché sono entrambi lasciati molto in disparte, come se non ci credessero neppure... possiamo capire che abbiano dubbi su un film di Disney+ (specie dopo quello che è successo con Pinocchio), ma per un film per il cinema come Biancaneve ci lascia perplessi che le notizie siano del tutto risicate quando di altri film escono praticamente ogni settimana da anni a questa parte...

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Dal sito BTL:

Living Costume Designer Sandy Powell on Finding the Perfect Suit for Bill Nighy, Men’s Fashion These Days & Disney’s New Snow White Film

The idea of remaking a classic like Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 drama Ikiru might not seem like a particularly prudent decision, but that’s exactly what Director Oliver Hermanus has done with Living, transporting the story to ’50s London with Bill Nighy playing Mr. Williams, a lifelong public servant diagnosed with terminal cancer who tries to make the most of his last few months.

While Kurosawa’s film was contemporary at the time of its release, Living is a period piece, and Hermanus wisely called upon one of Hollywood’s top Costume Designers, three-time Oscar winner Sandy Powell, to design the costumes. Powell has worked quite regularly with filmmakers such as Martin Scorsese and Todd Haynes, and she has won a trio of Oscars for her work on Shakespeare in Love, The Aviator, and The Young Victoria, in addition to receiving 12 other Oscar nominations, including dual nominations in both 2016 (Carol and Cinderella) and 2019 (The Favourite and Mary Poppins Returns).

Though Below the Line has spoken to Powell a number of times over the years, this was a particularly special conversation in which we not only talked about her work in Living but also about an amazing bit of philanthropy she organized two years ago for a very good cause.

[...]

BTL: I know you’ve worked with Martin Scorsese and Todd Haynes a lot, as well as designed costumes for Disney movies like Cinderella and Mary Poppins, but otherwise, how do you decide whether to take on a project? Is it about the filmmaker as much as it is about the script?

Powell: I mean, yes, in the films that aren’t Disney, it’s script and director, basically. So either a director I know… obviously, I’m going to do a film with Martin Scorsese or Todd Haynes if they ask me because I know them, and I know it’s gonna be good, whatever it is. On a meeting with a director, either I know the director’s work to begin with, or I meet them, and [if] I really like them and [I’m] inspired by them, then I would want to do the job, but I have to really like the script.

Now, if I don’t like the script, or if the script is something that I wouldn’t be interested in seeing myself once it was made, I wouldn’t want to do it. I’m only interested in doing things that I really think are great, and also, that’s got something for me to do, [and] that I’m going to enjoy doing. I actually don’t think I could produce good work on something I didn’t care about.

[...]

BTL: It must have been harder for you and your department because you can’t really do fittings without getting close to the actors.

Powell: Well, [we’re] just all masked up, so it’s a bit difficult, but it became a way of life. I did a couple films during that whole time, and then even after that, last year, when I was doing Snow White, when there was no pandemic, we still had to… I mean, basically, the rest of the world [wasn’t] wearing masks. We had to wear masks all day long, every day.

BTL: It’s cool that you also did Snow White, as I’ve known Marc Webb for quite some time. Did you have to recreate costumes like Snow White’s iconic outfit from the original animated movie?

Powell: I don’t know how much we can talk about this, but it’s not about recreating something from the original. Obviously, there is a nod to the original, and the character has to be recognizable as Snow White, but it’s a new version. In the same way as I did Cinderella, it’s a nod to the original animation everybody knows, but it’s the new version. But it couldn’t be [a] more polar opposite to Living, with a six-week prep. I mean, that was 10 months of my life, and we made every single costume you see in the film, and there are thousands of extras, and every single costume, every single thing was made for all the principals and so it was fabulous. I mean, it’s a luxurious amount of time to actually get something done, and it’s great to be able to do that. I mean, I love designing and making everything from scratch, and that’s what I was able to do.

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[Daydreamer]

Quindi sembrerebbe che il costume di scena trafugato non sia quello definitivo, perchè era troppo simile al Classico.
Sono contento se gli abiti saranno reminiscenti dell'approccio di Cenerentola: ricordano il Classico ma sono autonomi e singolari.

[Fulvio84]

Quindi sembrerebbe che il costume di scena trafugato non sia quello definitivo, perchè era troppo simile al Classico.
Sono contento se gli abiti saranno reminiscenti dell'approccio di Cenerentola: ricordano il Classico ma sono autonomi e singolari.

Considerando che chi ha visto il teaser ha confermato che il vestito era quello paparazzato… penso che lei creda di aver fatto chissà cosa con Biancaneve, ma da quello che abbiamo visto ha creato un costume di halloween, magari avesse creato un abito splendido come quello di Cenerentola. Però aspettiamo di vedere almeno un trailer, almeno sui costumi grqzie a lei avevo grandi aspettative

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Qui in questa videointervista Sandy Powell (la costumista del film) parla del suo lavoro per la pellicola... non dice molto di nuovo ma alle domande se l'abito iconico di Biancaneve e della Regina (che vengono definiti i più iconici per una principessa e una strega per la cultura occidentale) sono mantenuti, la costumista dice che ne ha dato la sua versione, con richiami e cenni al film in modo che i due personaggi siano riconoscibili ma saranno la sua versione degli abiti (come fece con Cenerentola)... è sulla linea dell'intervista postata sopra, solo entra maggiormente nel dettaglio, seppure resti comunque abbastanza vaga per questioni di riservatezza contrattuale:

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Segnaliamo, per evitare confusione, che su Internet (Tumblr e Reddit) circola questo leak sul film ma è TUTTO ASSOLUTAMENTE FALSO!!!

Riportiamo il FALSO LEAK in modo che si possa evitare, in caso in cui si incorra nel messaggio, di credere che sia vero.

Attenzione quindi!

Non mettiamo neppure l'indicazione di spoiler dato che non c'è nulla di vero...
se vi va leggetelo per vedere fino a dove può arrivare l'immaginazione, tra inserimenti di trame che ricordano il Classico, un mush up con Mirror Mirror e Biancaneve e il Cacciatore e l'inserimento di Rosa Rossa (dal film cancellato) e l'aggiunta di certe idee lanciate in fase di casting call...
secondo noi farebbero più bella figura a non inserire certe storie facendole passare per vere perché si legge lontano un miglio che il film non può e non sarà mai così...
Biancaneve, così come Cenerentola ma pure Aladdin, La Bella e la Bestia o La Sirenetta, è una storia molto lineare e alla Disney non andrebbero ad infarcirla di sottotesti o sottotrame che nulla hanno a che vedere con la trama base (tanto più che ora come ora non realizzano film alla Maleficent)...

certe cose possono anche indovinarsi come andranno ma inventarsi di sana pianta una roba simile ci sembra esagerato.

Addirittura si sono inventati le canzoni! alla fantasia non c'è limite... chissà potrebbero ingaggiare l'autore per sviluppare una sua storia, l'inventiva alla base e la sua idea di mischiare gli ingredienti riconosciamo che c'è


Snow White 2024 leak

The film begins with a young Snow White, the rightful heir to the throne of a beautiful kingdom ruled by her mother, the Queen. However, tragedy strikes when the Queen dies, leaving Snow White an orphan. Her father, the King, remarries a woman named Grimhilde, who is beautiful but cruel and power-hungry. Grimhilde, now the stepmother of Snow White, becomes increasingly jealous of Snow White's beauty and popularity among the kingdom's inhabitants.

She feared that Snow White would one day challenge her rule, and so, she ordered her huntsman to kill her which he failed, so she ordered Snow White to be sent to the dark forest where she hoped the young girl would be killed by the dangerous creatures that inhabit the area. However, Snow White survives and comes across a cottage, where a group of seven dwarves were introduced a while after Snow White finding their cottage, the magical creatures who were called “Dwarves” take her in and become her friends and protectors. Meanwhile, Grimhilde's tyranny becomes more oppressive, and the people begin to suffer. When discovering that Snow White found a home, Grimhilde orders her maiden to go and offer Snow White silky laced bodices. The maiden laces her up so tightly that Snow White faints but the dwarfs return just in time to revive Snow White by loosening the laces, Snow White was determined to stop the Evil Queen. A group of thieves, led by a young man named Jonathan, begins to steal from the rich and give to the poor, in an effort to alleviate the suffering of the kingdom's inhabitants. Snow White meets Jonathan and his friends, Heidi and Louis, during her journey in the forest and they become allies and friends too.

As Snow White and Jonathan get to know each other better, they begin to fall in love. Snow White shares her story with Jonathan, and he joins her in her quest to reclaim her throne and restore her kingdom. Together, they journey back to the kingdom with the help of the seven dwarfs, who become an essential part of their quest. They face many dangers along the way, but Snow White's fierce determination and bravery help them to overcome all obstacles. A new character was also revealed called Jemila, a dark and mysterious character that is a replacement to the raven in the original film. Before the final battle with Grimhilde, Snow White is tricked into eating a poisoned apple, which puts her into a deep sleep. As Grimhilde sat on her throne in her opulent palace. Her eyes were fixed on the young peasant, Jonathan, as he made his way through the castle gates. She had heard rumors of his friendship with Snow White, and she was determined to use that to her advantage. Jonathan was led through the palace by the Queen's guards, his eyes wide with wonder at the wealth and luxury on display. The Queen greeted him warmly, offering him riches and treasures beyond his wildest dreams. She spoke of a future where he would be her loyal subject, living in splendor at her side. But Jonathan was not fooled. He knew that the Queen was the one responsible for Snow White's curse, and he refused her offers. Enraged, the Queen ordered her guards to trap Jonathan and throw him in the palace dungeons. But Jonathan was not one to give up so easily. He used his wits and strength to escape the dungeons, evading the Queen's guards as they searched for him. He made his way to the cottage where Snow White was sleeping, her body still under the curse of the poisoned apple. With determination in his heart, Jonathan bravely went to the cottage, where he found a way to break the curse and awaken Snow White. Grimhilde believes that Snow White is dead, but she was saved. Together, they go back to the kingdom and start the war to reclaim the kingdom.

The climax of the film is an epic battle between Snow White and her allies and Grimhilde and her forces. Snow White and Grimhilde have a final showdown, which ends with Snow White killing Grimhilde, but not before the evil queen revealed a shocking secret about Snow White's real mother and the curse Grimhilde put on the mirror, the magic mirror has been Snow White’s mother all along, Snow White doesn’t believe Grimhilde’s words as she tries breaking the curse of the mirror and saving the kingdom and her mother's soul, who was trapped in the mirror by Grimhilde, but before Snow White could do anything Grimhilde broke the mirror and shattered it which led to a fight between Snow White and The Evil Queen, Snow White brilliantly kills her using the mirror itself as the spirit “Snow white’s mother” inside the mirror leashes out of anger but things go wrong as Snow White’s actions began to change, Snow White realizes that the real villain is her mother all along and things get explained, but everything ends in peace as the mirror was thrown into the river. The film ends with Snow White and Jonathan getting married in a grand ceremony, attended by the whole kingdom. They rule together, with the seven dwarfs and their friends by their side, as Snow White becomes the powerful and just queen her mother once was. The movie finishes with a breathtaking wedding and the kingdom folk celebrating.

Plot Outline:
Act 1:

Introduction of Snow White as the orphaned daughter of the King and the Queen

Introduction of Grimhilde as the new stepmother who is jealous of Snow White's beauty and popularity

Snow White is ordered to be sent to the dark forest by Grimhilde in hopes of her getting killed

Act 2:

Snow White survives in the dark forest and comes across a cottage, where a group of seven dwarves take her in and become her friends and protectors

Meanwhile, Grimhilde's orders her maiden to offer Snow White laced bodices as the maiden laced her tightly until Snow White fainted only to be rescued by the dwarves

A group of thieves, led by a young man named Jonathan, begins to steal from the rich and give to the poor, in an effort to alleviate the suffering of the kingdom's inhabitants

Act 3:

Snow White meets Jonathan and his friends, Heidi and Louis, during her journey in the forest and they become allies and friends

Snow White and Jonathan fall in love and together, they journey back to the kingdom with the help of the seven dwarfs

They face many dangers along the way but Snow White's determination and bravery help them to overcome obstacles

Act 4:

Snow White and her allies reach the kingdom and prepare for battle

The Evil Queen is revealed to have been keeping Jemila, a girl with dark beauty, trapped in the lowest bottom of the castle in her secret chambers. The Queen has been experimenting on Jemila, who had given her the cursed mirror.

Snow White is tricked into eating a poisoned apple, which puts her into a deep sleep

Jonathan escapes the palace dungeons and breaks the curse of the poisoned apple, awakening Snow White

Act 5:

The final battle between Snow White and her allies and Grimhilde and her forces

Snow White kills Grimhilde, saving the kingdom and breaking the curse of the mirror, but a twist happens and Snow White becomes dark

Snow White and Jonathan get married in a grand ceremony, attended by the whole kingdom. They rule together, with the seven dwarfs and their friends by their side.

Character descriptions:
Snow White:

Is a young and innocent girl, the rightful heir to the throne of a beautiful kingdom. She is kind-hearted and gentle, loved by all who know her for her beauty and her kind nature. However, her life takes a tragic turn when her mother dies, leaving her an orphan, and her father remarries a woman named Grimhilde, who is beautiful but cruel and power-hungry.

Faced with the loss of her home and her identity, Snow White must adapt and become much more powerful and determined in order to restore her throne and reclaim her kingdom. She becomes willing to do whatever it takes, including facing dangers and obstacles along the way, to achieve her goal. Despite her gentle nature, Snow White proves herself to be a fierce warrior, using her courage and determination to overcome all obstacles and battle the Evil Queen.

At first, Snow White's goal is to find a prince to help her reclaim her throne, but she soon realizes that a prince is not everything she needs. Instead, she turns to her friends, the seven dwarfs, and Jonathan, a thief, who become her allies and supporters in her quest to reclaim her kingdom. She becomes a strong and powerful leader, willing to fight for what is right and stand up against oppression and tyranny.

However, as she becomes more and more focused on her goal, Snow White's actions begin to change her into an antagonist, causing her friends and allies to leave her. In the climax of the film, Snow White realizes the error of her ways and regrets her actions, including her role in the death of the Evil Queen. She regrets her decisions and apologizes to her loved ones, and the movie ends with peace and prosperity, as Snow White marries her loyal friend, Jonathan. In the end, Snow White learns that there are more important things than just power, such as true love and friendship.

Grimhilde, The Evil Queen:

Is a formidable and terrifying villain in the live action adaptation of Snow White. She is consumed by her jealousy and hatred of Snow White, and will stop at nothing to eliminate her and cement her own rule. She is highly intelligent, calculating and manipulates others to achieve her goals.

Her magic mirror is a powerful tool in her arsenal, which she uses to seek out information and control those around her. Her backstory of losing a baby before marrying Snow White's father gives her a sense of desperation and longing for power.

Grimhilde's intense desire to achieve her goals causes her to become even more ruthless, cunning and manipulative. Despite Snow White's attempts to be a good stepdaughter, Grimhilde is determined to make her life as miserable as possible and is a force to be reckoned with.

Jonathan:

Is a new character introduced in the live action adaptation of the classic animated film of Snow White. He is a thief in the kingdom, who is a part of a group of thieves who steal from the rich to give to the poor. He is well known to the castle's guards, as he has been caught multiple times but always manages to escape. He has a reputation for being cunning and resourceful. Jonathan meets Snow White in the forest and becomes her ally and friend as soon as he heard about her story. He insists on helping her reclaim her throne, despite the risks and dangers involved. He is brave and determined, and plays a crucial role in Snow White's quest to restore her kingdom.

Jonathan shows his bravery and loyalty when Snow White is put under the curse of the poisoned apple. He risks everything, including his own life, to save her and confront the Evil Queen, Grimhilde. Despite being offered riches and treasures by the queen, he refuses to betray Snow White and chooses to stay with her.

Jonathan's loyalty and love for Snow White is evident throughout the film, even when Snow White is at her darkest. His unwavering support and devotion ultimately plays a crucial role in her redemption and in the final resolution of the story.

The relationship between Snow White and Jonathan is a central part of the story and its a beautiful one, it teaches the audience that a prince is not everything, love is not only about a title but about the person being loyal and supportive. The film ends with a marriage of Snow White and Jonathan and the kingdom finally being at peace, and Snow White’s dream of having a prince had turned out to be something much more special and meaningful.

Plot twist:
it is revealed that the magic mirror is actually Snow White's real mother who has been trapped inside. Her mother was the true source of evil and had been fueling the queen's vanity and jealousy. The magic mirror was given to the queen by an old enemy of hers, Jemila, who had been disguising herself as a dark-skinned girl.

This explains why the queen had been keeping Jemila trapped in a cage in her dungeon. Despite knowing the truth, Snow White still wants to save her mother as she does not believe the queen's words. However, before Snow White can do anything, the queen breaks the mirror, leading to a fight between the two. In the process, Snow White's mother's soul escapes the mirror and enters Snow White's soul, turning her into a much darker version of herself, but things get resolved thanks to the Dwarves.

New songs:

The movie has a total of 11 songs, 7 of them are newly created just for the film

Oh Prince (Preformed by Snow White)

True Love (Preformed by Jonathan)

Stay beautiful (Preformed by Grimhilde)

Right the Wrong (Preformed by SW and EQ)

Kill my trapper (Preformed by Jemila)

Dear Mother (Preformed by Young SW)

Make it alright (Preformed by Grimhilde)


In più aggiunge altro che è di nuovo FALSO!

The Actual Plot Twist (Huge spoiler)

"Warning: Do not read further if you do not wish to be spoiled. The information below contains the main plot twist of the movie. Proceed with caution."

This is a serious warning for all those who have not yet seen the movie. The information below reveals the main plot twist and explains the entire story. If you do not want to ruin the experience for yourself, please stop reading now.

The plot twist begins with a young woman named Rose Red, who is the daughter of a poor peasant. Her mother, a beautiful queen, had abandoned her as a child to pursue a life of luxury and power with a wealthy king. As she grows older, Rose Red becomes filled with anger and resentment towards her mother for leaving her behind and she grew more angry as she knew that her mother gave birth to a new baby girl, called Snow White.

Determined to seek revenge, Rose Red changes her name to Grimhilde and sets out to seduce the king. She poses as a gypsy girl and manages to catch the king's eye, and they begin an affair, Grimhilde lived amongst the royal family as she was set to be the King’s maiden, But when the queen learns of their relationship, she orders her servant Jemila to kill Grimhilde by adding poison to the food.

However, Grimhilde is already pregnant with the king's child and Jemila's attempt on her life fails as Jemila didn’t know that Grimhilde was pregnant. Grimhilde gives birth to a baby girl, but the child dies due to the poisoning. Devastated by the loss of her child, Grimhilde becomes consumed with hatred and decides to seek revenge on the queen.

Grimhilde, a guest at the castle, sees this as an opportunity to strike. She manages to get close to the queen and eventually kills her with a red rose, symbolizing her real name to reveal to the Queen that she is her daughter whom she abandoned, The Queen dies.



Questa volta concordiamo con Skyler Shuler:

[Hiroe]

Mado' quanto ci sono stati per scrivere un articolo così lungo tutto falso... Comunque tante cose sono prese da notizie già confermate, ma aggiunge roba che spero sia davvero falsa!

[Under the sea]

Sembra una trama scritta dagli sceneggiatori di Once Upon a Time, specialmente la storia di grimilde/rose red,che è presa pari pari da quella di zelena.
Sinceramente mi ha fatto sorridere,anche se ovviamente non penso che adatterebbero mai Biancaneve così

[Fulvio84]

Eppure dalla piega che hanno preso, secondo me c’è parecchio di vero in quel post… purtroppo

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No, non c'è praticamente niente di vero in quella storia...
Biancaneve che passa al lato oscuro? ma siamo seri? potrebbe esserci stato bene in un terzo capitolo di Biancaneve e il Cacciatore ma non di certo in un primo film... suvvia...
e Grimilde che è la sorellastra di Biancaneve ma ne sposa il padre? ma mica siamo a Beautiful... ma dai...
ma poi la madre di Biancaneve che è la vera cattiva imprigionata nello specchio come in Mirror Mirror il padre era diventato la Bestia?
per non parlare di Heidi... tra un po' mettiamoci anche il nonno e le caprette che dicono ciao...

sono tutte fan fiction in cui non c'è praticamente niente di vero... forse hanno preso spunto leggermente dalle notizie trafugate sul personaggio di Jonathan (che descrivono come un fuorilegge, anche se sinceramente è diverso da come lo descrivono, seppure nella fan fiction è l'unico che ne esca bene) ma non c'è altro... ecco l'unica cosa davvero giusta che hanno esposto è il fatto che Biancaneve NON ha superpoteri e l'aspetto fondamentale della sua personalità è la sua bontà e gentilezza verso il prossimo che la renderà una grande regina...


davvero, NON credete a queste fan fitcion, l'abbiamo messo apposta perché così vi rendete conto di cosa la gente fa...

vi diciamo che secondo noi ci saranno piccole varianti ma tutto nella norma... anche perché sarà abbastanza lineare come racconto, l'hanno detto che la fiaba è comunque quella che conosciamo... qualche piccola variazione (lieve) sul tema c'è ma poca cosa...

sinceramente se ci mettessimo a scrivere fan fiction saremmo in grado di renderle molto più fedeli e credibili rispetto a tanta roba che leggiamo online

[Fulvio84]

In tutto questo sapete quanto io sia disperatamente innamorato di Biancaneve, quindi nel bene o nel male sono ispirato, cosi ho fatto una illustrazione di rachel col costume leakketo, anche se hod eciso di utilizzare i colori canonici

[Klauz_star]

Mamma mia meno male che è fake... non credo la disney voglia fare un film stile "Biancaneve e il cacciatore" o "Mirror mirror" o "Biancaneve nella foresta nera".... sarà simile a come hanno fatto con Cenerentola e la Bella e la bestia, forse vedremo delle scene inedite o idee inizialmente scartate dal lungometraggio.

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bellissima fan art Fulvio! Bravo!

Klauz, anche noi pensiamo che sarà sullo stile di Cenerentola e La Bella e la Bestia... sicuro non è come Mirror Mirror (speriamo davvero) o Biancaneve e il Cacciatore, men che meno come Biancaneve nella foresta nera...

[Klauz_star]

Sicuramente Gal Gadot nei panni della regina sarà molto imponente, potrebbe oscurare la stessa protagonista.

Mi chiedo cosa ci sarà al posto dei nani, e sopratutto potrebbero mettere i tentativi del pettina e della sciarpa?

[Daydreamer]

E' già tanto se ci sarà la mela avvelenata, figurati se la Woke Disney incorrerà in accuse di violenza fisica sulla sua protagonista.

[Mr. Hook]

Dubito che metteranno delle scene violente come gli altri due tentativi di omicidio che comunque nel film animato non sono nemmeno presenti.
Dubito perché abbiamo già visto in passato che le scene scomode sono state proprio eliminate (Jasmine schiava di Jafar) o pesantemente modificate (il vestito strappato di cenerentola che nel live action poteva tranquillamente ricucirselo un minimo senza aver bisogno dell’aiuto magico della fata )

[Klauz_star]

Dubito che metteranno delle scene violente come gli altri due tentativi di omicidio che comunque nel film animato non sono nemmeno presenti.
Dubito perché abbiamo già visto in passato che le scene scomode sono state proprio eliminate (Jasmine schiava di Jafar) o pesantemente modificate (il vestito strappato di cenerentola che nel live action poteva tranquillamente ricucirselo un minimo senza aver bisogno dell’aiuto magico della fata )

In Cenerentola avevano inserito dei riferimenti alla fiaba originale mancanti nel classico animato come il rametto e le lucertole, invece il signor oca vedendo un concept art sarebbe dovuto apparire nel classico originale insieme alla scena del cervo (rimane tra gli animali da cortile).

Molto probabilmente vedremo una storia sicuramente non cruenta come biancaneve nella foresta nera o biancaneve e il caccciatore

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Klauz, la Gadot non oscurerà la Zegler, anche perchè in questa versione (a differenza delle varie Mirror Mirror o Biancaneve e il Cacciatore) il fulcro della narrazione è Biancaneve e non la Regina.
Il fatto che abbiano scelto due attrici che sinceramente un po' si somigliano (perchè l'evidente somiglianza fisica tra la Zegler e la Gadot è innegabile, sembrano sorelle) e hanno gli stessi colori (e non c'è contrasto di colori come tra la Collins e la Roberts - una mora e l'altra rossa - o tra la Stewart e la Theron - una mora e l'altra bionda - la dice lunga sul fatto che non giocano a mettere la Regina in primo piano, stesso discorso avvenuto con Cenerentola dove tra la James e la Blanchett i colori sono i medesimi - entrambe bionde - e la Blanchett non ha preso il sopravvento sulla James data la narrazione del racconto) denota che l'idea è quella di mantenere vivo il fulcro della narrazione su Biancaneve

Alessio/Daydreamer, la mela avvelenata c'è... è stata mostrata nel teaser al D23 e questa volta Biancaneve la morde (e non come in Mirror Mirror che non la morde neppure)... ma poi guardate che i Sette Nani ci saranno... il disegno dato alle costumiste li ritrae... perchè non dovrebbero esserci?

MrHook, sì scene eccessivamente violente pensiamo non ci siano così come non ci sono state in passato (Jasmine e Cenerentola sono perfetti esempi), ma comunque l'omicidio di Biancaneve con la mela avvelenata ci sarà... il climax con l'avvelenamento della protagonista c'è... è vero che non possono fare film troppo violenti (anche se lo sparo alla Bestia da parte di Gaston nella Bella e la Bestia del 2017 e l'eccidio delle Fate in Maleficent 2 sono esempi in cui alcuni aspetti violenti ci sono nei film Disney)... non crediamo che la Disney faccia un film iper violento ma comunque le tracce del racconto di base ci sono... e la mela avvelenata c'è e Biancaneve muore per il morso della mela... come si sveglia poi sarà una sorpresa... ma non crediate che sia il racconto del sogno di Biancaneve o robe simili, è molto più lineare e classico (e no, non sputa il pezzo di mela avvelenata, è tutto molto più classico e disneyano)...

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Dal sito ufficiale di Ian Eisendrath:

Ian Eisendrath is the Executive Music Producer for Disney’s live-action SNOW WHITE (starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot; currently in post, releasing in 2024)

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Ian Eisendrath è il produttore musicale del film (e attualmente sta lavorando ad un altro grande musical, Wicked).


Ha rilasciato un'intervista su Youtube in cui parla di Biancaneve:

Working with Gal Gadot, Rachel Zegler on Disney's Snow White - Ian Eisendrath - Click


Ecco cosa dice:

Q: Before I left you go, I have to ask about the hughly anticipated live action version of Disney's Snow White. Are you able to give us maybe a little taste of what we can expect? I know a lot of people are really waiting for that.

Eisendrath: I'm so excited about it but I will say that you know we finished doing some work on it and I can't talk about a lot of details but it was an absolutely thrilling experience to work on it in prep and to shoot it and to do the pre-records and I'm just really blow away by Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot and Andrew who plays our Prince. It's really really special and one thing I love about it is it's a 1937 classic Disney film but unlike I think I might be wrong any of the othes you know we're not it's not all the original songs, so Benji and Justin have been brought in to write new songs for it so it really feels like something new and yet there's such homage and such a nod to the classic and that you know, it's the Snow White that we all love and I just think it's a beautiful story and that is very very timely and you know it's like a story I want to exist for my daughter so like she has a sense of hope and vision for what it means to be a young woman in today's world and what a young woman can accomplish and sort of just the absolute potential and just sort of unstoppable possibility of what it means to be alive today and yeah it's just something that just fills me with great hope and warmth and it's very very delighful and fun and moving.